Men and Books: Or, Studies in Homiletics; Lectures Introductory to The Theory of Preaching

American ancient authors awakenings become Bible called changes character Christian church clergy clerical common created criticism culture discipline distinction educated England English equal exists experience expression fact feel force forms German give Greek growth hand human idea ideal ignorance illustration influence intellectual judgment knowledge labor language learned LECT less libraries literary literature living look means mental methods mind ministry models moral names nature never object observe opinion original pastor popular practical preacher preaching principles production profession professional pulpit question reason religious represent respect revival says scholar scholarly schools Scriptures selection sense sermons sometimes speak specially speech spirit style success suggest taste theology thing thought tion true truth ture vital volume whole write young